Preservation Rhinoplasty
Preservation Rhinoplasty is an innovative technique used by surgeons to perform rhinoplasty surgeries utilizing ultrasonic instrumentation, also known as piezosurgery. This approach has transformed the way in which expert rhinoplasty surgeons worldwide operate on nasal bones. Dr. Jack Zoumaras is a specialist plastic surgeon and leads a team of plastic surgeons, that are dedicated to stay in tune with the latest development of techniques and implement them when safe to do so.
Preservation Rhinoplasty involves a new set of principles aimed at producing consistent nasal outcomes by preserving structural attachments of the nose. It is a guiding philosophy of rhinoplasty surgery and a fundamental aspect of all rhinoplasty conferences globally.

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What is a Preservation Rhinoplasty
Preservation Rhinoplasty involves elevating the skin sleeve in a unique surgical plane referred to as the subperichondrial-subperiosteal plane, preserving the bridge of the nose (bone and cartilage dorsum), and maintaining the tip (alar) cartilages with minimal excision while achieving the desired adjustment using sutures. Preservatio Rhinoplasty comprises three key components.
Traditionally, surgeons elevate the skin sleeve utilizing the sub-SMAS plane, which results in significant postoperative swelling, numbness, prolonged scar remodeling, and induration. On the other hand, preservation elevates the soft tissue envelope with a continuous subperiochondrial-subperiosteal dissection resulting in minimal swelling, near-normal sensation, minimal scar remodeling, and avoidance of long-term thinning of the soft tissue envelope.
In most rhinoplasties today, the dorsal hump is resected, creating an “open roof” that requires osteotomies (breaking bones) and cartilage reconstruction. However, dorsal preservation maintains the dorsal hump structures while eliminating the dorsal hump using septal resection, allowing modification of the bridge without destroying its normal anatomy.
Traditionally, surgeons achieved the desired tip shape using a combination of excision, incision, sutures, and grafts. However, prerervation preserves the entire alar cartilage, enhancing function and reducing potential problems. Additionally, revisions are much simpler, thanks to the combination of a subperichondrial exposure and maintenance of a completely intact alar cartilage and ligament system.
Discover Preservation Rhinoplasty with Our Surgeons
Our Surgeons offer Preservation Rhinoplasty and Hybrid techniques where possible in all patients. In short, preservation rhinoplasty uses less destructive techniques that theoretically minimise the need for reconstruction and secondary issues.
PROCEdURE SNAPSHOT
2 hr Procedure
1 day or night in hospital
2 weeks unsociable​
Qualified facelift plastic surgeon:
- World-trained Dr Jack Zoumaras
- Qualified Anaesthetist, Accredited hospital
Results: Adjust your tip, remove the nasal kyphosis, improve breathing, straighten nose.
Investment in yourself
Rhinoplasty has risks that include breathing issues, asymmetry of the tip or dorsum and more
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